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Just want to reiterate that I am a motivated seller. If you are interested, pm me and throw out a number. I'll probably take it!

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Maybe not totally necessary for golf, but you're right, and olympic or compound lifts are THE BEST thing you can do for muscular and skeletal health if you are concerned with strength, speed and power. And no, you don't have to use huge weights, or get bulky. There are some sexy slender women who use olympic weight lifting. If you want more power and distance, do not ignore these lifts. I think deadlift and snatches would be the best for golf.

Does anyone know where I can watch this online? The page on golfchannel.com doesn't seem to be working for me.

I guess this thread should have been titled more along the lines of upper body and hip rotation through the swing. After watching the videos it seems like that is the biggest issue. My upperbody is about 45 degrees behind where it should be at impact. I'm working on it, and I have it in my head, but can't seem to translate it to action.

Mizuno MP CLK is liquid hot. I demo'd every hybrid on the market(reasonably) and it was the best for me. Great feel off the face.

Golf builds relationships. Some of my very best friends are just that because of golf.

Buy a Casio FS-10 and teach yourself. Best part of a coach is having eyes on you, with a slow-motion camera you can be your own eyes, then it's just up to you to understand the perfect golf swing.

Bad news is I wont get to see how far I hit them until spring. I'm stuck in a 120 yard dome! Unless I take em to a simulator..

If you average 95 how are you a 25 handicap?

My driver is a 9.5. I probably get it out 270-290 on average when I dont banana it into the woods. My 3 iron is 21* bent to 20*. I'm thinking about getting a 3 wood and a hybrid to bridge the gap. Thinking 15* 3 wood and 17* hybrid. Does that sound OK to yall? I've never used hybrids or woods before. I just used a 3 iron as my longest non-driver and made the best out of it. THanks

anyone else?

One of my biggest problems recently is the lack of downswing hip turn. This has caused my swing to become upper body and arms oriented. During practice today I focused on the "sitting in a chair" idea to help me swing from my hips. It certainly helped and the videos looked better than from the past. While my hips are now more open at impact, they aren't very open. Additionally, the hip thrust seems to pause around contact causing my arms to take over...after contact the hip turn continues. Any ideas for me?

Much appreciated, you two. Both very good points. I will take note, literally! Keep the comments coming!!!!!!!!!!!

When my left arm is parallel or perpendicular? I don't notice much of a difference in right elbow at parallel, but then again maybe I'm not looking at the same thing.

Biggest things my untrained eye sees/thinks: 1) No hip clear - I just can't figure this out. I KNOW I'm not doing it, just can't make it happen. 2) VERY armsy, seems to stem from #1, lack of hip turn almost forces armsy swing. 3) Almost a reverse pivot - my shoulders lean toward target while hips move away from it 4) Steep swing - 2 or even 3 plane swing For all that is holy, please help me.

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What differentiates these from other scottys?

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You have a nice swing. Only thing I see is your front arm flexes a bit on the backswing and you might be able to use some more wrist cock.

I play a 3i and 4i. I've never hit a wood/hybrid in a round and don't plan on getting one anytime soon. My driver is my worst club and I can't imagine myself controlling a wood or hybrid very well. At least with my 3i is pretty guaranteed to go straight.

I played a tough course today. I played great on the front nine(for me) with my only problems being off the tee box, as usual. I had 43 on the front and was hitting my irons great. After a sandwich and bathroom break we took to the back nine. My card went double, double, double, boge, triple, bogey, triple, double, par. Talk about a train wreck. This isn't uncommon for me, either. I am regularly on pace for about 85-86 after 9 but totally fall apart on the back. Any mental tips for me?

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Sorry I have my Sandtrap bookmarked to the forum page After a lot of google-fu I found that casio is the big player, as mentioned in the article above. I found a Samsung that also does 1000fps but couldn't find much info on it and it was also more expensive. I ordered the FS-10 so we'll see how it works out!